gabriel's into keith, the head of the roman catholic church is on a 3 day trip to convex, don, after doctors warned him not to travel to ukraine. pope francis will take part in a large inter religious summit with delegates from 50 countries in the capital. no still time, he says he plans to bring a message of peace and dialogue to central asia. the 85 year old is in a wheelchair since it's struggling with knee pain. in pakistan, frogs in heavy rainfall have washed away entire villages in the mountainous north. west, reaching little 8 has reached people living bad because of adverse weather conditions . residents are demanding compensation, rehabilitation and free electricity from the government. come on, hide every force from cost on this particular storm war. they vain spelled out in the area affected. the hindu kush mountains and the raging gordons then read through these narrow rallies, which i inhabited by people because landed skates where people like to stick close to the water bodies. and we are told that head into bear alone, which was the 2nd largest market in lower boys. do

church of scotland, but you got to remember the king james. the 2nd was a rep and catholic and in scotland and the establishment of the church of scotland over and above the roman catholic church is a terribly important issue even hundreds of years later. and that's why we got that rather lengthy statement about the church scholar. so christopher, what, what happens now? well, i wish i could tell you, but i wasn't around 70 years ago to witness was kept a god. so i can't actually tell you that. but you know this, this ceremony has been very well rest. although i got say, if you look at this sir image here are the, the helpful people who are there to assist the signature of this, say, put the ink well in the wrong side. so poor charles is having to try and or write his signature around an inc, well, which had been put in the wrong place, but he de matter suit, carry that off pretty well, i thought, and he turns that his signature had changed. yes, it is now charles ah, charles rex. and that is something else which he probably has been practicing on a blank piece of paper in his office just to make sure he gets it. absolutely right . you know, it is, this is new

regard to spiritual status, the assessment of his words and actions should be given by the roman catholic church means that our state has a certain right and relationship with how a catholic costume is. there is an apostolic one here, which, by the way, is one of the first. letters of trust to the head of state, respectively, recognizing the existing constitutional system and the order that exists in belarus, those authorities that exist in our country, therefore it seems to me that these are respected representatives of our government. here they should make appropriate appeals to the roman catholic church about the expediency of staying in the ranks church priests. as far as i know, such characters as this borok means, he fled from the republic, belarus, as far as i know . it is not excluded that a criminal case has been brought against this person, if it has not been opened, it must be started immediately. that's because these are not calls for the revolution, i will correct you. these are calls for a civil war in our country. here, uh. hey, this is where our people live. our relatives and our

and as for the fact that he is clothed with a spiritual status, then the roman catholic church shouldctions. this means that our state has a certain legal relationship with the roman, catholic costume. there is an apostolic here, who, by the way, was one of the first to present his credentials to the head of state, respectively, recognizing the existing constitutional system and the order that exists in belarus, those authorities that exist in our country, therefore it seems to me that the respected representatives of our government . here, appropriate appeals should be made to the roman catholic church about the expediency of being in the ranks of the priests. church. here are such, uh, characters like this baroque, so he escaped from republics, belarus, as far as i know it is possible that a criminal case has been opened against this person, if it is not opened, it is immediately necessary. that's because these are not calls for the revolution, i will correct you. these are calls for a civil war in our country, yeah. here, uh. hey, this is where our people live. our relatives and ou

he led the roman catholic church for just 33 days in 1978 — the shortest tenure in modern papal historyage of 65. recognised for his kind demeanour, john paul became known as the smiling pope. he was a defender of the church's opposition to abortion and contraception, but also sought to reform vatican institutions. you're watching bbc world news, a reminder of our top stories. ukrainian families close to europe's largest nuclear power plant, say they're living in fear — despite the arrival of un nuclear monitors. the winner of the conservative leadership contest is to be announced tomorrow. the foreign secretary, liz truss, is widely expected to win. donald trump has accused joe biden of weaponising the fbi against political opponents days after the president branded him a threat to american democracy. chileans go to the polls today, sunday, to vote in a historic referendum on a new constitution that would radically reshape the south american country. the previous constitution was drafted by former dictator augusto pinochet and the new one would instead focus on social rights, climate a

s. capital the head of the roman catholic churches on a 3 day trip to kazakhstan out a doctors warned him not to travel to ukraine. fort francis will take part in a large into religious summit with delegates from 50 countries in the capital nor sultan. he says he plans to bring a message of peace and dialogue to central asia. the 85 year old is using a wheelchair because of pain in his knees now to lebanon, where the economy has been in a state of collapse for years. and the crisis is taking its toll on the most vulnerable, the nearly bankrupt government is struggling to feed and provide basic services to prison. inmates in a harder report from labeled lebanon to detention facilities are known here as graveyards for the living video sent to us by inmates inside the largest prison, roomy shows a harsh reality. decades of neglect, by the authorities, has been made worse by the current state of the country are nearly bankrupt. the government blamed on years of corruption hasn't been able to pay months of overdue bills to catering companies. inmate say they are hungry. melissa lilian, i l

popejohn paul i — who led the roman catholic church for just 33 days in 1978 died of a heart attack ageddescribed his predecessor, who was known in italy as pope luciani, as someone who never closed doors. the headlines on bbc news... the winner of the conservative leadership contest is to be announced tomorrow. the foreign secretary, liz truss, is widely expected to win. ukrainian families close to europe's largest nuclear power plant say they're living in fear, despite the arrival of un nuclear monitors. donald trump calls president biden an enemy of the state at his first rally since the fbi searched his florida resort for sensitive files. donald trump has accused president biden of weaponising the fbi against him — in his first public appearance since agents raided his florida home to recover classified documents. addressing a republican rally in pennsylvania, the former president also rejected mr biden's claim that he and his maga movement were an extremist threat to american democracy. both leaders have been stepping up their rhetoric ahead of november's mid—term elections. wendy u

of a major piece summit with all the religious leaders from around the world. ahead of the roman catholic church will meet delegates from 50 countries. the pontiff had been hoping to meet with the head of the russian orthodox church and has justified the warning crane. the patron carol council, this trip last month, mexico where people can regularly go to jail for years before even facing trial is called mandatory pre trial detention and applies to almost a $100000.00 inmates. john holman reports on an attempt to change things. in mexico, almost a 100000 people are stuck in prison without being convicted or even tried. it's called pre trial detention. many were thrown in jail automatically, of the being accused of a crime. they count for massive 31 percent the prison population. once inside, many of the accused language there for years before they get a trial due to the slow pace of the met can just to sister. like put a deanna, you know, when she went to prison, had twins were 11 months old when she got out for lack of evidence, there was 6000000 though it is me mamma. when they saw me, they sa

and the head of the roman catholic church is on a 3 day trip to kazakhstan after doctors warned him not to travel to ukraine. fort francis will take part in a larger inter religious summit with delegates from 50 countries in the capital nor sultan. he says he plans to bring a message of peace and dialogue to central asia. you're upset with headlines on al jazeera. i'll be back with more news right after inside story to stay with us. which side is willing to pay us or control? ah, what does the new forever mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming? prices are gonna keep going up. why didn't joe biden, the inflation comic? how do you get so much raw? the quizzical good us quantities. the bottom line ukraine says if regains territory at boss several regions, including car keys, a significant set spot for russia. so is this a turning point in the conflict? and how will moscow respond? this is inside store. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm fully by t bowl. after nearly 7 months of fighting ukraine has finally begun to regain some of the territory it lost to russi

institution of british monarchy depends. po brennan, al jazeera london, the leader of the roman catholic church pope francis has issued a statement saying that he is deeply saddened to learn at the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd. he paid tribute to the queen's unstinting service to the good of britain and to the commonwealth. president biden of the united states has ordered that all flags below the half star for queen elizabeth and brazil's president julia bull. sanara has declared 3 days of morning in the country for the queen. let's bring in jonathan spangler. he's a royal historian at manchester metropolitan university. jonathan, thank you for waiting. it's good to have you with us as a sort of get your, your, your thoughts this evening as a, as a fellow brit. whether it, whether you're a fan of the monarchy or not. um, queen elizabeth was a constant present in all of our lives for, for so many years. it's, it's understandable why, why people, i think, want to go to buckingham palace, the seething to pay their respects, isn't it? yes it's, it's certainly true. i'm asking you for my act and

the head of the roman catholic church will meet if delegates for 50 countries. the pontiff had been hoping to meet with the head of the russian orthodox church, which is justified the board in ukraine for the patriarchy. kiddle cancelled his trip last month. there been more violent, protested haiti, of the prime minister, announced an increase in the price of fuel people demanding cheaper essentials, safer straits in the resignation of ariel henry reynolds. as his report, protests turned deadly on tuesday in haiti's capital, puerto prince, as crowds took to the streets, outraged, over rising crime, soaring inflation and a government hike in the price of fuel. several people were reported dead by haitian journalists after clashes with police. people threw stones and burning barricades were set up on the city streets. the outbreak of violence came after prime minister arial on re announced that a severe scarcity of all types of fuel with forced the government to raise prices. that would be yet another blow to millions of haitian struggling to eke out a living day

ukrainian war, but the words russia or putin were not heard from yahoos anymore, the head of the roman catholic church also said that he would not mind going on a visit to china. i know that the pontiff will not hear me, but after such information, i have a question for him and why can he go so far in china? and why is ukraine so close ? he talked a lot about the many suffering people of this country. why won't he dare to come to us? this is the question. i think it remains unanswered , unfortunately. no, unfortunately. the minister of foreign affairs of our north -east, to the great regret of his neighbor, was still granted an american visa. thus, now he will be able to go to new york for the meeting of the general assembly of the united nations , together with him, visas were granted to some members of his entourage or delegation however, not everyone knows whether the americans have any questions for them and whether visas will be opened later, it is not known, now the russian side has announced that it is starting to solve logistical issues, the usa and canada have banned russian planes from flyin

warm up interest in yourself, yes, and increase their supporters, since the positions of the roman catholic church the older generation, that is, and accordingly, it caused, of course, this is what polish society has achieved. here, 20 years ago, yes, it could have been crossed out by this such stupid one. uh hmm well i would say such a shocking, uh, and selfish political initiative. it doesn't solve anything. in fact , bans do not solve. e. well, i agree here. uh, with father pavel in the sense that there are indications according to which women cannot even what they discuss is discussed, but well, it should be here. i don’t judge for or against the choice, at least, because , as they say, do not judge, we will not be judged, every person will be and has the right to what he has chosen. well, uh, there are all sorts of situations in life, and so far we have not really reached such a bill and for the adoption of a law in order to ban abortions. eh, all other means. eh, so that, let's say, a child is not born. here children should be born , and if health permits. hey, of course we should give birth

stir up interest in yourself, yes, and increase your supporters, since the position of the roman catholic churche older generation, that is, and accordingly, it caused, of course, this is what polish society has achieved. here, 20 years ago, yes, it could have been crossed out by this such stupid one. uh hmm well i would say so outrageous, uh, and selfish political initiatives. it doesn't solve anything. in fact , bans do not solve. e. well, i agree here. uh, with father pavel in the sense that there are testimonies according to which women cannot even discuss what they are discussing, but well, it should be here. i don’t judge for or against the choice, at least, because , as they say, do not judge, we will not be judged, every person will be and has the right to what he has chosen. well, uh, there are all sorts of situations in life, and so far we really haven’t reached such a bill and for the adoption of a law for to ban abortion. eh, all other means. eh, so that, let's say, a child is not born. here children should be born , and if health permits. uh, of course we have to give birth to littl

pope john paul the i, who led the roman catholic church for just 33 days in 1978, died ofa heart attackpope luciani, as someone who never closed doors. food banks in the uk are warning that the cost of living crisis is creating a perfect storm. more people need help but donations are falling and the organisations themselves face rising energy bills. many are also dealing with the extra challenge of trying to source food which can be eaten by families who can't afford to put the oven on, as megan paterson reports. a charity set up to help families at christmas working all year round, fighting to meet demand. we expect the charity to grow and we expect demand to increase, but 52% is an awful lot. that's combined with the perfect storm of donations going down so that the gap in the middle is widening between what is needed and what we have actually got to give. boxes distributed by hospitals and charities, since there has been an increase in items that cost less to prepare. the fruit should be eaten, in the fridge or cooked. anything you have got a kettle, you have got some noodles there.

popejohn paul i who led the roman catholic church forjust 33 days in 1978 died of a heart attack agedosed doors. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. north—east scotland has seen the wettest weather this afternoon, whereas many other places have been fine, some warm rather humid feeling sunny spells out there. the next batch of wet weather is moving in from the south—west this evening and moving north—eastwards, with some heavy and thundery rain and turning quite windy again, particularly in western areas. it is a humid night. starting off tomorrow with some rain in north—east england, and scotland, gradually moving away northwards, and then a little gap with sunny spells, very warm again, with some thundery showers, very hit and miss, another batch of downpours reaching into south—west england and wales in the afternoon, as it turns windy once again, all of that feeding northwards overnight. on tuesday morning you can see it pushing into northern ireland during monday evening. it will not be a washout but there will be further rain or showers around during

property with the order in order to pay for napoleon's campaign and began pressure on the roman catholic churchd the french back into the fortress, valletta capital and besieged it. and a year later, the british came to their aid, and on the initiative of emperor paul i, the russian squadron went to help the british. achieved the desired malta became a purely british possession, september 5, 1939 of the year. the us declared neutrality in world war ii first in the twenties the americans followed the policy because of lesanism and did not want to get involved in european conflicts. in its invulnerability, at the same time, washington encouraged the shameful line of appeasing the aggressors, which allowed the nazis to win in spain. and hitler to seize austria and czechoslovakia, but the scale of aggression was made to understand that he would not be able to sit out overseas, and the fascist bloc threatens not only europe but also the united states already in november thirty on the ninth , the embargo on the supply of arms to england was lifted france and after the nazi attack on the ussr , presid

he led the roman catholic church for just 33 days in 1978, the shortest tenure in modern papal historythe local priest praying to the late pontiff. they will need something else, another miracle, evidence of it for him to finally reach sainthood but beatification ceremony taking place, pope francis has spoken already this morning and the process recognises that despite his very short role as pope he was a figure of quite considerable influence under some controversy. he was keen to reform the vatican bank although he was a defender of traditional positions on things like contraception but he was an admired figure because he was quite a simple figure because he was quite a simple figure in the church and that is not that common at the highest levels. he was a cardinal but had also been patriarch of venice but he was effectively regarded as an amiable figure, quite a gentle soul, rather academic. some people wondered whether he would actually cope well with the rigours and the controversies in the politics of vatican life but he didn't live long enough to find out. that is the ceremony f

here in london about francis's called for media and to the violence in ukraine. head of the roman catholic church then cause extolled that of a major piece summit with walt religious leaders that during his 3 day trip pope francis will meet with interface delegates from 50 countries. he talked to meet with the head of the russian orthodox church. she was justified, the warn you claimed that patriarch carol cancel this trip last month. you resume the course of the fall. i am visiting you in the course of the senseless and tragic war that broke out with the invasion of ukraine, even as other conflicts and threats of conflict continued to impair. allow times, i've come to amplify the play of all those who cry out the pace. the need to expand the efforts of diplomacy to promote dialogue, thus becomes all the more pressing since nowadays. the problem of one is the problem of all. and those who hold greater power in the world have greater responsibility with regard to others, especially those countries, most prior to unrest and conflict, where us markets have plummeted after a crucial measure of inflat

the head of the roman catholic church has arrived and cassock ste entre 3 day visit after doctors warned him not to travel to ukraine . i von says, we'll take part in a large inter religious summit with delegates from 50 countries and the capital nestle ton. he says he plants abraham message of peace and dialogue to central asia . 85 year old is using a whale tab because a pain in his knees, rebels and ethiopia. nolan t guy region say an air strike has hit the capital mikaela targeting university campus. it comes one day off the t p. i left rebel said that open to a sci fi on will accept an african union that piece process something that dismissed in the past. they've been fighting the central government for nearly 2 years. floods and heavy rains have washed away entire villages and the mountainous kristen beach and in pakistan's north west little 8 has reached people living that because of weather conditions, residence of demanding compensation come on. hydra reports will cost on this particular storm war. the vein spelled at the area affected, the hindu kush mountains and the raging th

we have had to the cardinal of westminster and the leader of the roman catholic church paying his tribute in terms of dealing with others and considering problems which people shared. 0ur religion editor al aleem maqbool joins us from lambeth palace, the archbishop of canterbury's official london residence. such a strong link for titular reasons and official reasons between the queen and the established church, the church of england. absolutely right. as well as being head of state she was defender of the faith, supreme governor of the church of england as well, but by all accounts, as you allude to, those were titles that the queen considered more than constitutional duties. they were things she lived by. we heard that in the statement given by the archbishop of canterburyjustin welby, who alluded to the fact her faith guided her, in his words, hour by hour, day by day. justin welby talks about his profound sadness at the news but also the great privilege that he had to meet the queen on many occasions, talking about her humility, humour and kindness, saying that she had been a great ble

to contribute to the narrative today, and we now have cardinal vincent nichols, head of the roman catholic churchment. i am concerned, says cardinal nicholls, to hear the news about her majesty the queen's hell. i offer my prayers for her family and may the blessings of the lord strengthen and comfort her, so an expression there from cardinal nichols and offering his prayers for the queen and the family and, as we werejust underlining, more the queen and the family and, as we were just underlining, more and more of the family gathering at balmoral, at the queen's side. there is the main entrance to the estate and what we are seeing today is close members of the family are either there already, including the prince of wales who was at his residence not far away, wales who was at his residence not faraway, but wales who was at his residence not far away, but also including the duke of cambridge who has made his way up and the sussexes, as mentioned earlier, also on their way, but close members of the family of the queen, and we have a statement from the chief rabbi who is also keen to express his c

a roman catholic, so don't _ henry viii as a roman catholic, so don't think— henry viii as a roman catholic, so don't think it'sjust henry viii as a roman catholic, so don't think it's just the churchetimes people _ people of all faiths so sometimes people doing the commentary get their columns because they are controversial. he wasn't. they can make _ controversial. he wasn't. they can make almost anything controversial. if make almost anything controversial. if you _ make almost anything controversial. if you go _ make almost anything controversial. if you go past it you'll see the marvellous sundial on the ground where _ marvellous sundial on the ground where if— marvellous sundial on the ground where if you put your toes in the right— where if you put your toes in the right place — where if you put your toes in the right place your shadow will tell whether— right place your shadow will tell whether time is but not in the summertime. i'm not an mp will have anargument— summertime. i'm not an mp will have an argument myself if i'm alone in a room _ an argument myself if i'm alone in a room king — an argument myself if i'm alone in a room. king charles has got a sense of humour— r

minister of the church at the time of the scottish reformation when scotland broke with the roman catholic churchh charities and organisations supported by her majesty and it is an opportunity for all of these people to say thank you and farewell to the longest serving monarch in scotland. my colleague kirsty wark is there now. i�*m scotland. my colleague kirsty wark is there nova— is there now. i'm standing in parliament _ is there now. i'm standing in parliament square _ is there now. i'm standing in parliament square and - is there now. i'm standing in parliament square and to . is there now. i'm standing in| parliament square and to my is there now. i'm standing in - parliament square and to my right as st giles and to my left where the proclamation of king charles ii! was made. so many thousands of people are here and of course the queen has are here and of course the queen has a long threat of royal ancestry going back to robert the bruce and mary queen of scots and these long cobbled streets that will bring the coffin in the royal entourage up to st giles have witnessed so much royal histo

was an event where the queen of england was i where the queen of england was coming into a roman catholic church will live on. well, 'oining me now in the studio is _ will live on. well, joining me now in the studio is father— will live on. well, joining me now in the studio is father brian - in the studio is father brian d'arcy, priest, writer and broadcaster. and the recipient of an obe for his work in building cross community relations in northern ireland, alongside him, the very reverend john mann, a former dean of belfast. welcome to both of you. lovely to have you here. i assume you've been watching carefully and looking forward to the service in the cathedral. it will be a sombre occasion, and rightly so, but that is a building of the congregation you know very well. filth. is a building of the congregation you know very well.— is a building of the congregation you know very well. oh, yes, the buildin: you know very well. oh, yes, the building is— you know very well. oh, yes, the building is very — you know very well. oh, yes, the building is very familiar - you know very well. oh, yes, t

queen elizabeth walked from the anglican church to the roman catholic church in what was later described ireland. the tenor bell will toll every minute reflecting the years of queen elizabeth's lad. john dunn, also a cleric of the anglican church reflected that the telling of the bell reflected the loss of the entire community. he wrote, "and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee." we're at westminster abbey on the day of the state funeral for her majesty the queen, as the time approaches nine o'clock. if you'rejustjoining us, this is what you can expect as the morning unfolds. at 10.aa, the first procession steps off from westminster hall to westminster abbey. and then the state funeral service will begin at 11 o'clock, conducted by the dean of westminster, with the archbishop of canterbury assisting. that will end with a nationwide two—minute silence. at 12.15, the funeral procession from westminster abbey to wellington arch begins. thousands of members of the armed forces will accompany the queen's coffin on the gun carriage. at 1300, the procession a

golytsye roman supported the priest talking about the church clerk, who was one of these ideologues. uh, this termination of the union of the return of greek catholicse russian orthodox church and who, by the way, was killed by banderas even before the golan. this quality was. as a defining writer both in public and private life, he sincerely denounced the nationalists, but at the same time he was also sincerely perplexed. why did the ukrainian language disappear in lviv he had become in every respect a stranger among his later years. his life has been marred by threats from enemies and misunderstandings from his comrades and colleagues, to be honest the film, uh, and of course we will see that they will kill him at the end. and this would have been tragic guilt for him, like hamlet. that is, he died for a reason. this is a very interesting moment, that is, there was a metaphysical reason for his death, because he turned out to be useless to the cinema of lvov, a journalist and his tragic death was filmed three times and a documentary and game, but popularity among the audience and the unconditional approval of critics. not a single picture received

roman supported the clergyman, who was one of these ideologists. uh, this dissolution of the union of the return of the sin of catholics to the russian orthodox churchby the way, was killed by bendery even before the golan. honesty, perhaps this quality was defining both in public and private life of writers. he sincerely klimil. tonalists, but at the same time he also sincerely wondered why he disappeared in lviv the ukrainian language, he became in every respect a stranger among his last years of his life were overshadowed by threats from enemies and misunderstanding on the part of comrades and colleagues to make a film about him, uh. and, of course, we will see that in the end they will kill. uh, it would have been tragic guilt for him, like hamlet. that is, he died for a reason. this is a very interesting moment, that is, there was a metaphysical reason for his death, because he turned out to be of no use to lviv cinema, the journalist and his tragic death were filmed three times and a documentary and game, but popularity among the audience and the unconditional approval of critics. not a single picture received. but the investigation into the m